Tim Dillon

oligarchy that ran the country, nobody had said publicly.

He then wins an election and then has a pretty, other than the fact that there was emotional terrorism every day of his tweets and people reacting to him and all of that.

But the reality was even his detractors were like, well, the economy's pretty good.

We're not in wars.

He governed kind of like a 90s liberal, his first term.

There was no, I mean, he did the Muslim ban.

It was sloppy.

It was reversed immediately.

There was demagoguery of issues, but he wasn't like this psychopath that people had feared where it was like, we're going to be in a world war.

This term is making up for that.

This term, he's really like feeling himself, right?

It's like, you know, somebody goes away in school and they get hot over the summer and then they come in, they got a whole new attitude.

And you're like, what happened to my friend?

And now they're like, now I'm treating you like shit.

I got hot.

Somebody leaves, your little chubby friend leaves school, they come back and get hot and they don't want to sit with you anymore and they don't give a fuck about you.

In fact, they want to invade Iran.

That's what it felt like.

It felt like this person who people had identified with, not in the sense that they own their own plane, but in the sense that like he was saying things that people felt they couldn't say and

And people felt that nobody was allowed to say, which is like the people that run the show here are like hopelessly corrupt.